Shnayim Yomi - Matot Masai - Shlishi - #3 5784

[Music] in the third Aaliyah we hear about God and those twoim they go to mosu and they tell him you know what we see huge amounts of land we have lots of cattle let's stay on and let's stay on the east side of the yardan and all the Jews will go to ER Canan but they'll stay on the east side so what was moshe's initial response of course he was upset he couldn't believe it he had two tinas on them number one how can you send your brothers to fight to go to war and you're just going to stay home that was one the second one was he writes is how are you gonna you're GNA diminish the morale of all the soldiers of all the people going to fight you're going to negatively influence other people and he couldn't believe it he says this reminds me of exactly the whole this is exactly what happened essentially when the morim went and they told B is the spies told them that we don't go there it's is it's dangerous and it just it killed the morale and negatively influenced all of CLA isra so that's what was going on here now this reminds me of a similar idea of influencing other people I heard Sal right we know we're all familiar with the famous teaching of per says with 10 sayings Hashem created the world with the word bit and then nine more times 10 in total so the mishna explains why why was there 10 so the mishna explains in order to give punishment for those who are who ruin in the world that God created through sinning and in order to give tenfold thear for whenever they do a Mitzvah and uphold the the creation the world that was created they will get tenfold the reward so Aron Sal pointed out he explained even further what it's also teaching us is that don't think that when we act and we do something it's just it's just us it's just affecting us and nobody else but anytime we do something there are people who get affected by it there are people who see us there are people who feel us there's energy in the air and whatever we do has influence and effects far reaching to family to friends to strangers communities and the World At Large and even for generations to come [Music]